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How could I have gotten better skin tone without losing the effect?





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Old 04-07-2009, 04:44 AM
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Are you trying to get his face a bit brighter, so its not dark and orangish? or what do you mean by better skin tone?

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Old 04-08-2009, 02:19 AM
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Ya what do you mean by skin tone? It is a little dark.
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Skin tone- now it looks like I took it in neon lighting (I didn't). I would like to know if there is a PP operation that will restore natural looking flesh color to the skin portions. I would prefer that the effect of only the face being present stay without getting hair, neck, and shirt in the scene. If the whole is lightened the unwanted items show. But when darkened to make the unwanted items not show it causes the skin of the subject to turn orangish. Can the oragnish color be elimenated while leaving out the unwanted items. If I was to re-stage the shot, is there any "settings" (ie: AV, TV, ISO, etc.) that would help achieve the look I want?
The Stage- subject setting on floor looking just past the photo flood of 100w defused through a white umbarella with a black backdrop.
I want his face to look a natural skin color not severly sun burned but I don't want any thng else to show except his face. (maybe even a "ghost" {transparent} effect would be interesting.)
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